Titlebook: Handbook of the Historiography of Biology; Michael Dietrich,Mark Borrello,Oren Harman Living reference work 20200th edition historiograph

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The Historiography of Molecular Evolution,e second half of the twentieth century. A rich ecology of practices and theoretical debates, embedded in some of the political concerns and policies of the postwar period, is part of the emergence of the field of Molecular Evolution. Such a broad subject has been reconstructed from a variety of hist

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The Historiography of Embryology and Developmental Biology,, and the timeline upon which embryology is focused is brief compared to the life cycle of the organism. Developmental biology is the science of studying development, which includes all of the processes that are required go from a single celled embryo to an adult. While embryos undergo development,

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Gregor Mendel and the History of Heredity,on and reception of a “discovery” sharply fell apart, thus raising fundamental questions about the relationship between scientific achievement and “its” time. In this chapter, I am providing an overview of answers that have been given to these questions by various historians. In a first section, I c

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The History and Historiography of Eugenics,es for investigation since the 1970s. The history of eugenics has been one of the most dynamic and challenging areas within the history of biology and history of modern science. As history of medicine moved from marginality to entering the historical mainstream, the history of eugenics provided crit

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The Historiography of Genetics,re socially contextualized histories, including more geographically diverse histories and histories that center around gender and race, and then to histories that focus on scientific practice and material culture. As new historiographic foci have emerged, older approaches have not been replaced. The